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DeefDragon
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X-Twitch engineer, Owner of streem.tech streamer tooling.
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I've had an idea for a costume that I REALLY want to make, and I am very close to complete on atleast part of it. This pattern is from applying a VERY complex geometry node (for a newbie atleast) on an ico-sphere. It generates scales with an inset that I plan on printing & lighting up. Wish me luck.
May 14, 2025 at 10:12 AM
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Welp @techconnectify.bsky.social got me. I was re-watching typewriters correcting (www.youtube.com/watch?v=YE0U...) and made a connection. I noticed at 9:30 the tabs being talked about have a "house"-ish shape. That shape is almost IDENTICAL to the margin sliders on google docs. Cool.
A picture of a margin ruler starting at a negative 1, going to 0, then to a positive 7, with numbers every integer. On the slider are 3 blue icons, two triangles pointing down, and a horozontal blue bar. The triangles are at the 0 mark on the rule. and the 6 mark, designating 1-inch margins. The blue bar is above the left triangle, and designates how new paragraphs start.
March 15, 2025 at 2:43 AM
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yup. everything being torn up a bit.
Half Light server rack full of servers on the bottom half all of which are dutifully cable managed. The cables themselves are of several different colors showing some attention to detail. Next to the server rack is a pile of cable string about the floor and someone entwined with the other cables that are otherwise well managed.
November 15, 2024 at 12:19 AM
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I've spent the last 5 years working on this,and soon it will be ready. This is the streemtech bot builder, and it will make building whatever bot you want on twitch almost trivial. No need to actually understand the entire twitch api. Just use an event listener block, and respond however you want.
A grey grid covered background. On top of the background is a series of white blocks, connected by lines of purple, yellow, and white. Each block is connecting to multiple other blocks. The blocks and their connections form a network. The main layout of the network from left to right is one block on the far left, 3 colunms of 6 blocks, and finally 3 colums of 1 block, tho in a more messy configuration. The first block on the left is connected to every block in the first column of 6. The first of the final 3 blocks takes in a connection from every block in the last column of 6. The first block is also connected to the last block.
October 23, 2024 at 2:34 PM